Week in Review: Muddy River Project Beginning, Arrests Assault on BU Employee

The following are the top headlines on Fenway-Kenmore Patch from Jan. 29 to Feb. 1, 2013:

Traffic Pattern Changes Coming to Fenway in March Through First Phase of Muddy River Project

Brookline Avenue between Fenway and Park Drive will become a one-way, and new traffic signals will be installed through the Muddy River Restoration Project.

A Boston man and a Dorchester man were arrested on Thursday night in connection with the Tuesday attack on a BU employee a few blocks from Commonwealth Avenue in Brookline.

Two suspects are wanted in connection with the stabbing and robbery that occurred Tuesday evening a few blocks from Commonwealth Avenue.

New academic and research buildings will be built, as well as transit and transportation improvements in Kenmore Square and along Commonwealth Avenue.

Protest Planned Against Muddy River Restoration

A group of concerned residents has organized to save several large trees and prevent the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from dredging the Muddy River.

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